northlands
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A bit hard to tell but more white cladding being revealed on the east side.
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archited
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^ "Photo of the Day" material!
CATastrophe
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Beautiful pic, @northlands !
Question about the mid-rise building - has anyone heard if there are plans for a hot tub or pool in the future? Looks like it on one of the renderings.
Question about the mid-rise building - has anyone heard if there are plans for a hot tub or pool in the future? Looks like it on one of the renderings.
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_urbanite
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I think this is a more updated rendering. Difficult to see, but the pool might still be there. However, I'll be surprised if it's still included
I think this is a more updated rendering. Difficult to see, but the pool might still be there. However, I'll be surprised if it's still included
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scyeg
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An outdoor pool/hot tub with a rooftop common space, like the one shown in the renderings, would be a massive selling point to young professionals. If I were single and looking for a place, I would absolutely pay a little more for that added ammenity.
SMayo
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Stantec Tower has hot tubs on its massive outdoor space halfway up
MacLac
Senior Member
It does? It has an outdoor space?
SMayo
Active Member
Where the tower narrows, the roof space is all amenities for the residential.
MattPT
Active Member
I lived in a building in Toronto with indoor hot tubs on the 28th floor with lake view. In edmontons climate, indoor would be way more useful.
scyeg
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For a pool, maybe. But hot tubs outdoors in the winter are incredible. My parents owned a condo in Canmore with both indoor and outdoor hot tubs. The outdoor ones were always being used, regardless of the weather, while the indoor one was only used by parents watching their kids play in the pool and was otherwise mostly unused.
erudyk_29
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Outdoor hot tubs in the winter vibes are unbeaten.
I do think that swimming pools should be indoors for the most part however. They're not really useful in the winter the way hot tubs are.
Platinum107
Senior Member
I would consider paying higher condo fees/rent for a nice outdoor hot tub, but I would absolutely not for an indoor pool. I can't be the only one with that opinion lol
archited
Senior Member
Big difference between outdoor pools and outdoor hot tubs -- pools are seasonal but hot tubs can be used year round specifically if the adjacent deck is heated as well -- hot tubs are exceedingly enjoyable in sub-zero weather.
scyeg
Active Member
What about a heated outdoor pool like the one at the JPL? They keep it almost hot tub warm in the winter and cooler in the summer.
Greenspace
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I'd settle for a sauna/spa like Tality Mt. Pleasant in Vancouver, which is 6 stories up.
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